Hello all,
Is 1,120mm of radiator cooling + 16 high static pressure fans overkill for 1 CPU cooling? (Future proofing CPU cooling with 32+ cores)
I currently have this PC super tower case which can support 2 x 560mm radiators (1120mm total):
https://www.newegg.com/white-thermaltake-the-tower-900-snow-edition-atx-full-tower/p/N82E16811133327
My current Liquid Cooler is this (it is only 360mm):
https://www.newegg.com/enermax-liqtech-ii-360-white-liquid-cooling-system/p/N82E16835214096?Description=enermax 360&cm_re=enermax_360--35-214-096--Product
My idea is to buy 2 really thick 560mm radiators and connect them together so it would be considered 1120mm of radiator cooling along with 1 water pump and put 4 high static pressure fans on each side (so it would be push/pull configuration), total of 16 fans. All this connected to 1 waterblock for my CPU. I don't want to mess with my expensive GPUs with this custom water loop in case I mess up.
By doing this, will I get less than 20'C temps on my 9900k with a 1120mm custom water loop? Also, I might get a hotter CPU in the future when technology advances so like a CPU with 10,20, 32+ cores. Will this 1120mm water cooling setup future proof all those hot cores?
Can anyone recommend me the biggest/thickest 560mm radiator? (Because some 560mm radiators are thicker than others) Currently, I am looking at this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Pacific-Cooling-Radiator-CL-W055-AL00BL/dp/B00ZOP6Y2E
Are Copper or Aluminium radiators better for the long term?
Is 1,120mm of radiator cooling + 16 high static pressure fans overkill for 1 CPU cooling? (Future proofing CPU cooling with 32+ cores)
I currently have this PC super tower case which can support 2 x 560mm radiators (1120mm total):
https://www.newegg.com/white-thermaltake-the-tower-900-snow-edition-atx-full-tower/p/N82E16811133327
My current Liquid Cooler is this (it is only 360mm):
https://www.newegg.com/enermax-liqtech-ii-360-white-liquid-cooling-system/p/N82E16835214096?Description=enermax 360&cm_re=enermax_360--35-214-096--Product
My idea is to buy 2 really thick 560mm radiators and connect them together so it would be considered 1120mm of radiator cooling along with 1 water pump and put 4 high static pressure fans on each side (so it would be push/pull configuration), total of 16 fans. All this connected to 1 waterblock for my CPU. I don't want to mess with my expensive GPUs with this custom water loop in case I mess up.
By doing this, will I get less than 20'C temps on my 9900k with a 1120mm custom water loop? Also, I might get a hotter CPU in the future when technology advances so like a CPU with 10,20, 32+ cores. Will this 1120mm water cooling setup future proof all those hot cores?
Can anyone recommend me the biggest/thickest 560mm radiator? (Because some 560mm radiators are thicker than others) Currently, I am looking at this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Pacific-Cooling-Radiator-CL-W055-AL00BL/dp/B00ZOP6Y2E
Are Copper or Aluminium radiators better for the long term?
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